Amy Robach & T.J. Holmes
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1,643 appearances
5 recordings
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first heard Jan 2026
last heard 1 Apr
Amy Robach & T.J. Holmes’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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This is something a
a condition when he was a child, actually.
So he's grown up like this and has grown up without limbs.
No legs, no arms, but he's been able, Robes, to find a way to be not just competitive, but to make a living playing cornhole of all things.
If you see the video, it's the way he's able to clasp those bags and toss them and was competitive.
Quite frankly, it was impressive to see all that he has been able to do.
Take it a step further.
He can drive a car and he can apparently shoot and kill a guy.
And we still have a lot of questions about how it happened.
But it was interesting to hear, now that he is back in Maryland, to hear this case that he has been extradited back, that he is putting up a defense robes.
And I wasn't expecting necessarily this because...
The shooting and the details around it sounded like a guy who in the moment wasn't thinking self-defense.
And I got witnesses to back me up.
He sounded like a guy in the moment, as we described the incident, like a guy who was trying to get away with something.
Yes, absolutely.
And according to the two folks who were in the backseat who he picked up from work, they reported to police that once he shot...
his friend, the person sitting next to him, twice in the head, he then pulled over and asked for these two folks in the backseat to help him get rid of the body, dump the body.
I mean, look, he has limitations physically.
Obviously, he's done incredibly well to overcome them in so many ways, but yeah, he needed help, he said.
So the two people in the backseat told police that they immediately refused, jumped out of the car,
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